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Translation Help - CtahhR - 03-20-2016

Practice makes perfect. As with anything else it is all about experience.


Translation Help - marsino - 05-22-2016

I'm in trouble in the translation, and once again I need help.


Translation Help - CtahhR - 05-22-2016

Morozov, Petr Dmitrievich


Translation Help - Al-muell - 08-18-2016

A rather unusual case here - Soviet made document, but in Arabic (I guess).
The stamp is not very clear, but I believe that it says "Lybia" (the header lacks geographical data).
Can anyone help with translation of this one?


Translation Help - CtahhR - 08-18-2016

The professor's services have been requested!


Translation Help - pquigley - 03-13-2017

Hi, all
Can anyone give me a translation of the handwriting here?
Thanks!


Translation Help - CtahhR - 03-14-2017

Galina, Aleksandra Fillipovna

23rd July 1946

Director of ? ? combine,
Member of the presidium of Frunze council of workers
Isahanov


Translation Help - pquigley - 03-14-2017

Thank you very much, CtahhR!


Translation Help - Al-muell - 08-20-2017

OK, this badge is apparently Polish-made and commemorates some event from 1955 in Warsaw.
But what does the upper text say?
Judging from the letters, it seems to be Georgian.


Translation Help - CtahhR - 08-20-2017

The first word is easy - it is ქართული but unfortunately the quality is just too poor to make the rest out easily. The second word looks like აელტერის but that means nothing.